The concept of the burden of care is so broad and complex that its simple definition is a challenging issue. It is usually defined as objective impacts on the household and subjective consequences, which contain physical, economic, emotional and psychological components. The psychological component involves the stigma against psychiatric disorders. The studies of intervention to the family having a psychotic member have been mostly conducted for the primary interest of reducing the rate of relapse and rehospitalization of the psychotic. Their rationale of the intervention is based on the roles of the family that develop the illness and cause a relapse (e.g., etiological relationship or expressed emotion). Although family psychoeducation has been established as an evidence-based practice especially for schizophrenic patients, few studies have primarily intended to reduce the burden of their family.